Who should have the power to redraw legislative districts in California? That's the rather simple question behind a confusing pair of props on the November ballot. What's at stake, as one expert put it, is whether voters choose their elected officials or the elected officials choose their voters. Correspondent Vince Gonzales helps sort it out.
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Mō Rahman says :
So that's why the district maps look so poorly designed!